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On the road they raised one burden of a leg after another and studied Magda's face.
It seemed one burden too many.
That is one burden of writing history so soon; we still remember it.
As they go before Congress, General McChrystal and Ambassador Eikenberry share one burden.
One burden is the contracts covering 300,000 workers in nearly every municipal union.
The Garden shed one burden Monday, announcing a settlement to the sexual harassment lawsuit that clouded their off-season.
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The peace process is a complicated one burdened with details and nuances.
The New Yorker, March 21 , 1959P. 36 Overheard at a supermarket in Stamford, one burdened lady connoisseur to another: "It is a good place.
By J. C. Cullen and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, March 21 , 1959P. 36 Overheard at a supermarket in Stamford, one burdened lady connoisseur to another: "It is a good place.
The incorporation of a municipality is an 'institutionally viable hypothesis,' but one burdened by the negative outcome of the previous referendum and still feeling the detrimental historical identity of a not inconsiderable part of the local population.
As a result, the mystic was not one burdened by religious law, nor was he or she immoral.
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